Eastern Sun, 10 September 1969

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1114 Wednesday, 10 September 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon ISRAELIS BEGIN MAJOR LAND OFFENSIVE ON EGYPT
    495 1 TEL AVIV, Tues. (UPI) In the biggest attack since the June 1967 six-day war, Israeli tanks crossed the Gulf of Suez in assault boats last night and today smashed Egyptian military positions along a 30mile front, Israeli spokesmen said. Using planes to blast
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    Lock icon Singer Diana Shaw Makes Surprise Singapore Visit
    184 1  -  By OOI ENG CHIANG America's top singing star Miss Diana Shaw paid a surprise visit to Singapore last night. Miss Shaw who flew in with her tennis partner and dress designer, Mrs. Bernice Korshak and the Deputv Director of the United Nations International
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    Lock icon CHAMBERS COOL TO 'THREAT' FROM M'SIAN TRADE PLANS
    426 1 THE trading community here yesterday dispelled fears that the Republic will suffer in her entrepot trade with Malaysia announcing its intentions to export directly to consumer countries. Singapore business leaders were commenting on a report quoting the Malaysian Minister of Commerce and
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    Lock icon Imagine That...
    108 1 ADDIS ABABA. Tues. (Reuter) I'.N. Secretary General U Thant said here today that he was more optimistic than ever before about the prospects of a just and peaceful solution to end the war in Nigeria. V Thant made the statement before leaving for New York at the end
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    Lock icon PM Gorton Sees No "Encircling Movement"
    317 1 SOVIETS IVIN OCEAN CANBERRA, Tues. (Reuter) The Prime Minister Mr. John Gorton today rejected suggestions that the Russian naval presence in the Indian Ocean was part of an "encircling movement." He said Russian influence in the sphere could not be regarded as inimical to
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    Lock icon Heiress Is Implicated In Kidnapping Of US Envoy
    176 1 RIO DE JANEIRO. Tues. (Reuter) Police today hunted the daughter of one of Brazil's aristocratic families alleged to have rented |he house where kidnapped IS. ambassador C. Burke tlbrick was held. They also were searching for eighth men involved in the abduction
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    Lock icon Riot Over Choice Of Tribal Chief
    83 1 ACCRA. TUPS (Reuter) Troops and police shot dead 11 people and injured another 30 today in rioting over the government's choice of a chief fcr the Dagomba tribe, in Ghana's northern town of Yen di the Ghana news agency reported. Yendi. 50 miles west
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    Lock icon Social Outcasts
    72 1 IBIZA. Balearic Islands. Tues (Reuter) Spanish authorities. who are driving the flute-playing Hippies of Ibiza and neghbouring Formentera from their island paradises here, todav e x P e another 27 of them. Over the weekend, the authorities announced thev had expelled 82 foreign Hippies over the past week.
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    Lock icon LATEST
    40 1 TEL AVIV. Tues. (Renter) An Israeli military spokesman said tonight that some 100 Egyptians were killed in the 10-hour long streamroller-typc operation launched by Israeli armed forces along a 50 km (30 miles) stretch of the Egyptian coast today.
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    Lock icon MISS Mavis Yong posing for the Eastern Sun at the airport. — See Page 12.
    14 1 MISS Mavis Yong posing for the Eastern Sun at the airport. See Page 12.
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    Lock icon 'No Holds Barred The Next Round...'
    206 1 No Holds Barred The Next Round...' BEIRUT, Tues. (Reuter) Egyptian forces tofl*jr shot down three Israeli planes and sank two boats, an Egyptian military spokesman said in a statement broad- east bv Cairo radio. In the first phase the front had tried to minimise civilian casualties, the sources said, but
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    Lock icon Maghreby Sworn In As Libya's New Prime Minister
    497 4 MACHINE-GUN FIRE GREETS FORMATION OF A NEW LIBYAN GOVERNMENT CAIRO, Tues. (Reuter) Dr. Mahmdud Solimah Al Maghreby, once sentenced to death for working to overthrow King Idris, is the new Prime Minister of Libya, the Middle East News Agency (MENA) said list
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    Lock icon Kiesinger, Pompidou Agree To Early C-Mart Summit
    468 4 BONN. Tuea (Renter) West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger and President Georges Pompidou of France yesterday agreed that a summit conference of European Common Market heads of government should, if possible, be held as early as November. The two statesmen discusser} the projected
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    Lock icon Petrol Bombs Used In Gang Fight
    69 4 CHIGWELL. England. Tues (Reuter) A man was shot in the legs snd two others injured as rival gangs fought on a housing estate here early today. Petrol bombs thrown during the fighting started two small fires in garages Detectives said they thought the incident
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    Lock icon Pak. Man In Rabat
    46 4 RAWALPINDI. TUM fUPT) —The permanent Head of the Pakistani Foreign Office S M Yusuf. flew to Rabat last night to attend the preparatory committee meeting for the proposed Islamic Summit on the burning of the A 1 Aqsa Mo* que in Israel.
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    Lock icon Arabs Seek African Support In Their Quarrel With Israel
    270 4 ADDIS ABABA, Tues. (Reuter) Arab delegates set out today io seek African support in their quarrel with Israel at the African "summit" conference here. The Middle East issue comes before the conference hitherto preoccupied with the Nigerian question in the form
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    Lock icon Ghana's Ind. Republic
    54 4 ACCRA. Tues. (Reuter) Ghana's second republic will be inaugurated on October 1. it was announced here yesterday This will spell the end of the National Liberation Council which has ruled Ghana since the military overthrew ex-pre-sident Kwime Nkrumah in 196? The state opening of Parliar ment will
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    Lock icon Illiterate Adults
    48 4 PARIS. Tueft- (Reuter) The world will have tens of millions more Illiterate adults in 1970 than it had in 1960. Mr. Rene Maheu. Director Genera] of UNESCO, said here yesterday. "Illiteracy spreads underdevelopment." Mr. Maheu com minted during a ceremony marking UNESCO's third international literacy day.
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    Lock icon We Did It. PFLP Claims
    32 4 BEIRUT. Tues. (UPI) The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, CPFLP) yesterday claimed resport buitv for all three bomb attacks in the Hague, Brcssels. and Bonn.
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    Lock icon THE FACE OF A HIJACKER
    372 4 CAIRO, Tues. An un-dated file photograph of Salem Issawi who is reported to be one of the two hijackers who took the Trans World Airlines jetliner to Syria from Rome. Identification of this photograph was made by the office here of the Popular Front for
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    Lock icon Sarcophagus
    29 4 MARTIGUES. France. Tuee. (Reuter) An ancient sarcophagus containing a wellpreserved skeleton believed to date from Roman times ha 3 Leen found near this southern France town by children.
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    Lock icon MORE BRITISH TROOPS MOVE INTO BELFAST
    313 4 BELFAST, Norhern Ireland, Tues (Reuter) The voices of hate broadcast by clandestine extremist radio stations were quelled today as 500 more British troops moved into Belfast to contain sectarian violence. Three radio stations two of which urged Protestants to "meet Are with Are" against
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    Lock icon Struggle Over Dubcek's Future?
    370 4 PRAGUE. Tues (UPI) A struggle appeared to be in progress yesterday ove r the future of Alexander Dubcek. the hero of Czechoslovakia's long-gone '"socialism with a human face" Dubcek. the former First Secretary of the Communist Party, still is a member of the party's ruling Presidium
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    Lock icon Coalition Govt Wins Election In Norway
    314 4 OSLO. Tues. (Reuter) Norway's Labour Party reluctantly conceded victory to the ruling non-socialist coalition today after the closestrun general electior in the country s history. Mr. Reiulf Steen, deputy labour chairman, asked if he thought Mr Per Borten's coalition would continue in power, replied:
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    Lock icon 'Black Power' Williams Back In Jail
    147 4 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) American black power leader Robert Franklin Williams was back in London's Pentonv.lle Prison today after foiling British Government attempts to deport him to Cairo. Williams' friends were studying how to flv him to Detroit where he has said he wants to
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    Lock icon Forgery Gang Arrested
    69 4 ISTANBUL, Tues. (Reuter) Turkish Police have arrested nine members of a forgery gang alleged to have printed nearly one million Turkish lira (about £50.000) in 100 lira (five sterling) notes. Police said four of the gang were detained after trying to change the notes in banks on
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    Lock icon U.N. HEARS SPACE CONQUEST HOPES
    381 5 UNITED NATIONS, Tues. (UPI) The United States reported officially to the world community on Monday on the landing of two American astronauts on the moon. Addressing the U.N. Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, Thomas O. Paine, Chief on the National Aeronautics and
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    Lock icon Japan's 331 Centenarians
    117 5 TOKYO. Tues. (UFI) Japan has 331 persons who are more than 100 vears old, the Ministry of Welfare reported to-day It identified the oldest living Japanese as Ito Monmoto. 116, a resident of Hvogo Prefecture near the city of Kobe. The Ministry's yearly census ef persons over
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    39 5 WASHINGTON. Tues. (Reuter) The US House of Representatives today approved a 101 100.000 dollars Peace Corps budget. The budget is 900.000 dollar® less than last year's appropriation and will support 12,000 volunteers compared with 12.400 in 1968-
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    Lock icon Flores Held
    55 5 CARACAS. Venezuela. Tues fUPI) Political tension eased in Venezuela Mondav with the arrest for military tral of former Inspector General Pablo Flores. Flores had resisted arrest since last Wednesday because the order had not been issued by a military court He submitted to arrest without resistance on an
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    Lock icon Author Loomis Dies At 64
    97 5 SAN DIEGO. Calif. Tues. (UPl)—Noel M. Loomis, 64. author of more than 50 books and 400 short stones, died in a hospital Sunday of a brain tumor Loomis was noted for composing on a linotype machine because lie found a typewriter fatiguing and so was
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    Lock icon N-Test Delayed
    28 5 GRAND VALLEY. Colo.. Tues (Reuter) A planned underground nuclear blast in western Colorado was postponed yesterday for at least 24 hours because of unsuitable weather conditions.
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    Lock icon Nixon, Ordaz At Opening Of Dam
    232 5 DEL RIO. Texas. Tues. fUPI) President Nixon and President Gustavo Diai Ordai of Mexico on Monday dedicated with a hug and a handshake the huge Amlstad Dam. a Joint project to tame the Rio Grande. Nixon saluted the s7Bm structure as "a symbol to
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    Lock icon Storm Danger To N.Y. Area
    67 5 NEW YORK. Tues. fßeuter) A new hurricane, code-name Gerda is pos:ng a threat to the heavilv populated northeastern United States according to the National Hurricane Centre. A Hurricane watch is in effect from Cape Hatteras. N.C ,to Cape Cod. mass The storm was last reported
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    Lock icon Up Tree, LSD?
    79 5 KINGSTON. N. Y. Tues (UPI) Tests were made on Monday to determine whether Eva Gschopf. one of the world's top fashion photography models, was under the influence of LSD when she fell to her from a pine tree she had climbed. Miss Gschopf, a red-haired native of
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    Lock icon New Jersey Police Raid Ghetto Areas
    171 5 CAMDEN, N.J., Tues. (UPI) Some 125 heavilv armed police swept through Camden's ghetto In a series raids yesterday, arresting five persons and confiscating large arsenal of weapons in connection with last week's racial violence. Four men and a woman were arrested. Charges against the
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    Lock icon 35 ARRESTED IN HAIGHT-ASHBURY
    400 5 SAN FRANCISCO. Tues. (UPI) A mob of Hells Angels motorcyclists overpowered four policemen and took three prisoners away from them on Monday In San Francisco's Haight-A<ibury district. The officers called for reinforcements. stormed the gangs headquarters and arrested 35 persons, including 15 "groovy chick' females who
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    Lock icon Rare Honour For Dirksen
    176 5 WASHINGTON. Toes (UPI) Sen. Everett M Dirkseo will he given a tribute Tuesday the nation usually for its biggest heroes when President Nixon and other leaders join in a service for the dead Senate Republican leader under the Rotunda of the l*.S. Capitol. It was announced
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    Lock icon Westmoreland
    56 5 BONN, Tues. (UPi> Q«n. JWlliam C Westmoreland. Chairman of the US. Joint Chiefs of Staff, arrived here on Monday for talks with German Army Commanders and to observe a major NATO manoeuvre One purpose of the manoeuvre ia to learn whether helicopter tactics evolved during Westmoreland's command in Viet
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    Lock icon Fifteen Released Prisoners Condemn Brazil Govt.
    395 5 MEXICO. Tues. (UPI) Echoing the kidnappers who forced their release, the 15 prisoners swapped for the life of the U.S. Ambassador to Brazil blamed U.S. "imperialism" on Monday for the troubles of their homeland. In a Joint statement given to the press, the 15
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    Lock icon Hijackers
    58 5 QUITO, Ecuador. (UPI) Ecuador said on Monday it will ask Cuba to extradite the 12 men and a woman who hijacked two Ecuadorean A»r Force DC-Vs last Saturday. The hijackers fled to Cuba in only one of the planes after killing the co-pilot and wounding the flight engineer of
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    Lock icon Tate Killings
    44 5 NEW YORK. Tues (UPP The Brooklj-n District Attorney's office continued questlon;ng two California men Monday in connection with the sensational Sharon Tate slaying Arrestee on Friday for possession of marijuana and guns were Daniel Wayne Wetherl and Dennis Duane Hartford, both 24.
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    Lock icon Many Held In Brazil To Locate Kidnappers
    498 5 RIO DE JANEIRO, Tues. (UPI) —ln a major crackdown on suspected subversives and terrorists, Brazil on Monday arrested at least 40 persons believed to be linked to the kidnapping of U.S. Ambassador C. Burke Elbrick who was freed on Sunday. Military sources said
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    Lock icon Security For U.S. Envoys To Be Hiked
    144 5 WASHINGTON. Tues. (Reuter) Tighter security precautions for U.S. Ambassadors In Latin American countries are seen as inevitable following last week's daring kidnap by guerrillas of Ambassador C. Burke Elbnck In Rio De Janeiro. Despite mounting concern in the U S. that other terrorist
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    Lock icon APOLLO 12 MEN ITCHING TO GO
    216 5 CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (UPI) The three Apollo 12 astronauts, watching their huge space machine roll toward the launch pad. said on Monday they were eager to start their journey toward man's second land. ing on the moon. "It looks good." said Charles (Pete» Conrad.
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    Lock icon THE CRITERION
    402 6 r? Is an annual exercise for governments to publish birth and death rates and graphically indicate whether they have fallen or risen over the previous years. Further breakdown figures dwell on the mortality causes. Most of the nations, however, do the bracketing in the disease groups common to
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    Lock icon GIRL-WATCHING
    516 6 GIRL-watching is the manliest of all sport and certainly the oldest going right back to Adam. Of course in the pre-apple-eating days Adam had a much better view than the civilised mortals of today but if Adam had quality we have quantity. To cut a long story short, man
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    Lock icon How Libya Played It Right With Oil Moguls
    866 6  -  By Alan Rake, LONDON: With the African oil explosion of the sixties, come the problem of the division of the oil wealth. Africa was a newcomer to the oil business; its governments were like babes in the oil producing jungle. The hard-bitten
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    Lock icon Bid To Move Bard's Bones: Undercoverman For Stratford-Upon-Avon
    393 6  -  By ARTHUR SPIEGELMAN LONDON. (Reuter) An undercover «B*B will be sent to Stratford-rpon-Avon next month to And out who is buried in Shakespeare's tomb. The move is part of a campaign by the four-member Shakespeare Action Committee which believes that Inside the
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    Lock icon President Nixon's Gamble
    790 6  -  By JOSEPH ALSOP SAIGON "I don't propose to be the first American President to lose a war." The boast, avowal, claim or statement of purpose call it what you will was made twice here in Saigon, first by President Nixon in his private meeting with President Thieu,
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    Lock icon Israel, Egypt Press On With Pipelines
    639 6  -  By ALAN DEAN. TEL AVIV: The struggle for "black power" in Israel is nearinr a head. Dr. Zvi Dinstein, Israel's Deputy Finance Minister. has stated that a 42-inch oil pipeline linking the Red Sea with the Mediterranean will be operating by October this year.
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    33 6 Blessed Is he who has found his work; let him ask no other blessedness He has a work, a life purpose; he has found it. and will follow It. Thomas Carlyle.
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon PROPERTIES STEADY ON RENEWED INTEREST
      463 7 By Our Mark«t Reporter cTb exception of industrials, steady conditions prevailed in Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Generally, valuee continued to fall away in industrials as this section of the atock market met with further proflttaking.The tendency was for a downward drift and
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      1430 7 IJUSIXESS done In and reported to the trading rooms Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore the number of tharet traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified: INDUSTRIALS BEN $1*0 (1> $1.89 (1); Borneo $LB3 i3) $1.82 (1G>Camel $190 (1) SI 89 <1>; C Sunr
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      233 7 The following i» a b«rthinf !:st released by the Port of Singapore Authority for Sept. 10. DEPARTURE Godowaa Vesaela 1 2 Tricolour 6/7 Atreus 31 32 Derbyshire Sankei Maru 4 FL 41 Yamayasu Maru Straat Luanda 4T Adrastus 43 Izumi Maru 6/7 Benarkle ARRIVAL Goiowns Vessels Izumu
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      Lock icon LONDON MARKET ERRATIC
      150 7 _LO\ r DON, Tues. (Reuter) Tne market moved erratically in quiet trading Towards the c*ose the FT index rose 1.3, •iter a loss of 0.7 at noon. Klinger/s quote w& B resumed a six weel < »uspension a t io 3 (pre-suspension 15/6). and eased further to
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      Lock icon Exports Of Rover Cars Up 12%
      108 7 LONDON. Tues. (UPI) Exports of Rover cars were up 12 per cent to a record level for the first 10 months of the year. British Leyland Motor Corporation announced yesterday. Total home and away gales also were higher, and there were indications of a
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      14 7 THE tin pnce for yesterday wa« <640 00 per pieul, down $1,124.
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      Lock icon Appointed Country GM
      76 7 IBM World Trade Corporation recently announced the appointment of Mr. John Bradley as Country General Manager for Singapore and Malaysia. t Mned IBM In 1956 la Loe Angeles, California, and has had considerable experience In salee training, sales promotion, and the banking Industry. His last position brought
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 73-3/4 Cts.
      290 7 September first grade rubber buyer® closed at 5 pjn.. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 73-3/4 cent* per lb.. unchan*ed from the previous close. Th« tone of the market was quiet. Initial quotations were again marked down following London's close last week but thereafter levels a'«ea<ted
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      Lock icon Rubber Futures
      54 7 NEW YORK. Tues (UPJ) Rubber futures closed uochanged to 75 points lower on the New York Commodity Exchange yesterday. There were no sales. (Ask) Sept. 28.00 Nov. 28.00 28 50 28.00 March 27.75 27.95 May 27.85 July 27.75 T Sep J, 27 5 Locally. Na 2 RSS was
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      Lock icon New Design Features For MRCA Engine
      485 7 LONDON, Tuoa. The Rolls-Royee RB 199 jet engine chosen to power Hie Multi-Role Combat Aircraft (MRCA) planned for Britain, Federal Germany and Italy will bo the product of advanced knowledge gained by the British company in the development of its latest civil aircraft engines.
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      Lock icon Gold Prices Mixed On World Marts
      96 7 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) Gold price* were mixed in routine trading yesterday on markets here and abroad. In London, gold remained unchanged at the morning fixing ana roee 1 cent for a second fixing of 40 91 dollars a troy ounce Gold in Frankfurt
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      Lock icon ACC To Protest ECC's Bid To Impose Inland Tax On Oils
      206 7 COLOMBO. Tues. (UPI) The Asian Coconut Community (ACC) yesterday decided to protest the European Economic Community proposal to impose inland tax on vegetable food oils and meal, including coconut oil and copra meal. The ACC during its closing session
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      Lock icon Aichi Holds Trade Talks With Belgian Leaders
      160 7 Brussels. Tues. (UPI) Jspanese Foreign Minister Klichi Alehi will have talks with Belgian leaders and Common Market officials durin* a three-day official visit to Brussels beginning today. Aichl arrives in the Belgian capital from Moscow at 2.10 p.m. (1310 GMT) and will meet
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      39 7 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. 30 Industrial 811.84 20 Raila 196.60 15 Utilities 113.59 63 Stocks 275.38 40 Bonds 71.56 Commodity futures index 139.69 up 0.06.
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      Lock icon NEW YORK STOCK MARKET CONTINUES DOWNWARD TREND
      200 7 NEW YORK, Tues. (UP!) Stocks declined for the fourth day In a row yesterday in light turnover. There were no fresh news factors, and most analysts termed the move "an extension of last week's slide." Shortly before the final bell the UP! marketwide
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      Lock icon Stock Exchange Closing Prices
      312 7 J" 11 Jf^XZJEIjL^Ht! 1 S 11 Jt J r 1 jj II 1 1' 1 B( i {wi| pi P F [01 tel Malaysia 1 L 68 168 S H lotel S*pura [otei Negara 1 In* Motel 2.27 L.00 101 .70 > V lerlln Hotel 10
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      Lock icon Rubber Buyers Reserved In London
      81 7 LONDON. Tuas. (UPI) Rubber market closed with buyers reserved yesterday. No. 1 ESS «pot 26-1/4, 20-3/8 Settlement House Oct. 26-3/8, 26-9/16. Nov.. Dec. and Oet./Dee. 261/2. 26-5/8-Jan /March 26-1/4, 26-7/16. April' June 26-1/4, 26-3/8. July .-Sept. 26-1/16. 26-1/4. Oct.-Dec. 25-7/8. 26. Jan./ March 25-11/18. 25-7/8.
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      Lock icon Record Aussie Exports
      79 7 CANBERRA, Tues. (Reuter) Australia's exports for July reached record $352 million, according to flfurea released today by the Commonwealth Bureau oi Census and Statistica The July flfurea were $47 million up on previous month and $BB million hlfher than for July last y®ar. The most substantial increases
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      88 7 THE aoon price* at U»e Singapore ChtncM ProdOM Kx chant* iwtcrdv w«re>— Bora Seller Coconut Oil (FOB.) Dram 6100 Mixed Copra 50-60 Munich White Pepper (FOB.) 157.50 Sarawak White Pepper (FOB) 156 00 Sarawak special Black Pepper tF-O-B.) 9€% N Iff lit 50 Lamponc fpedal Black Pepper (F O
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      50 7 (Mutiieri' Price* for Sept. 10) ASIA UNIT TRUSTS Mil. InvMt. rand 1 25 145 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS Ut Malayan 2 52 2nd Malayan 202 s«a»c lii MS Sterling Com S/S H E- TRUST FUNDS 1st Hong Kong 1 65 1.71* 2nd Hone kOnl 1-11 L16* (•Uou Rons Currency)
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      55 7 HONG KONG, Tues. (UPI) Money Quotations today: HK56.***** per U.S. dollar HK55.105 per U.S. dollar TT HK$ 14.51 per pound sterlin* HK5306.75 per tael of gola 94.5 per cent fineness HK5162.1 per 10,000 Japanese yens HK5135.0 per 100 Philippines pesos buyers HK5136.0 per 100 Philippines pesos sellers Philippine
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      382 7 ARKIVALR 5 00am MSA 02# K. Lumpur 7*sa-m f»As SR97* Bangkok. 1 übkeat, Copenhagen. 9.00 am MS4 119 K. Lumpur 1010 a-m- GABUDA OABOO Jakarta. 10 is a m. MSA ltl K. Lumpur, lots a m. MBA 003 Penan*. Ipoh. K> Lumpur, Malacca le.sosumu thai Toaas Bangkok. 1.10
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    Lock icon Paris Beautician Here To Advise On Make-up
    211 9  -  By Cloria-mae. T OOK ahead when you find yourself with blackheads sitting royally on your nose Lancome of Singapore will be receiving its 'Vapozone' machine soon. Exhaling hot steam from the machine itself and with creams and massages by any of the four
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    Lock icon 'The Moonshine War' Begins Production
    124 9 CULVER CITY. Tues. Director Richard Quire begins production on The Moonshine War." a Flmways Production for MGM. starring Patrick McGoohan. Richard Widmark and Alan Alda After three days at the MGM Studios here, the cameras will move to the Sierra foothills to film the comedy-drama
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    Lock icon The Wife Who Is Too Hard On Her Husband
    580 9  -  Ann Landers DEAR Ann: Last Saturday my wife and I went out with two other couples We made a few music bars after dinner and had some drinks. One of the places served cocktail mixers with little plastic monkeys on top
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    Lock icon Clint Eastwood Says Violence 'Can Be Used In Good Taste'
    631 9  -  S Sheilah Graham LONDON. TUES —"IS it true," I asked Clint Eastwood, "that you are now receiving one million dollars a ftim?" "I've been offend a million." he admitted, "but" and he surprised me "I'm not interested in money I've
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    199 9 Cultural And Music Corner By Ayaho THE "Thunderstorm", a Chinese famous play, stunned the Malay audience at the Victoria Theatre recently with their language. The play was based on a story, with Chou. the tyrant millionaire mine-owner who had to face the consequences of his misconduct The Dlay was
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      822 10 Podmore And Velu Fined; Rahwi Suspended KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Stipendiary Steward's report on the week-end races: SATURDAY RACE 1: Nothing worth reporting. RACE 2: Pharaoh's Ambition (T.S. Chiam) was slow to begin. Approaching the 5f Pharoah's Ambition had to be eased off the heels of
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      254 10 IPOH. Tues. Trainer Eddie van Breukelen s Outspoken shaped like a winner on good S°jP g *}ere this morning. With Velu astride Outspoken sprinted smartly over 3f in 37 finishing on the bit. reports BIG BEN. Hobart and Real Madrid went together over 3f in 33
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      88 10 The University of Singapore Society'# annual billiards tournament for this yea r i s scheduled to begin in the first week of next month. Third in a yearly series which began in 1967. the tournament will be played at the Society's Guild House premises at Dalvey Road. The
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      150 10 LAUREL. Maryland. Tues (Reuter) Goodly. Willie Ead-tramed winner of the French Derby, today becam? the first horse to accept an invitation to run In the Washington DC International at Laurel on Tuesday. Nov 11. Owner Maurice Lehmann accepted the invitation during the weekend, and Mr.
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      92 10 EVANSTON. Illinois. Tues (UPI) Andre Gimeno of Spain upset No. 3 seed Tom Okker of Holland Last night in the 1"5525.000 Planter Chicago pro tennis championship's opening matches at northwestern university. Gimeno beat Okker 8-6. 4-6. 6-2. Butch Buchholz. the No. 7. seed, defeated Nicki Pillich
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      48 10 THE Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will lead the Singapore Government's team against the British Services In a friendly golf match at the Buklt Course at 2.00 p.m. today. The British team will be led by the C-ln-C Far East. Admiral sir Peter Hill Norton.
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      953 10 CL 4 Dtv. 4—6 W. 0 fl—iina Bintang IT 900 Conflux Stable 9: Blaai Off 3y 9 00 Cheni' Stable Tulloh m Kelly Green 6v B 13 Naflsah Stable Daniels 7« oz< 98( 57! OW 00( 62: 03< 85 0« 57Speedy Fellow Kajnpong New Zealand Diamond
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      353 10 LONDON, England. Tues (Reuter) American-owned Ribofilio. beaten favourite in three classics this season, has his last chance to atone in the English St Leger at Doncaster tomorrow. If the colt does triumph in England's oddest classic, he will complete a remarkable St. Leger
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      110 10 LONDON Tues (Reuter) M. L. Jaisimha, the Indian Test all-rounder, has walked out of Lancashire League Cricket Club Rishton and is flying to Madras to take part in an Indian Test trial match. Jaisimha played for Rishton on Sunday and then left the club without
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      329 10 OSAKA, Japan. Tues. (Renter) Freddie Little of the United State* tonight retained his world Junior middleweight title with a second round knock-out against Japanese challenger Hlsao Minami. It was Little's first defence of the title he won from fellow American Stanley Haywood last March.
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      199 10 LONDON, Tu&s <Reut«r) Twenty-one acceptors were announced today for the Portland Handicap stakes to be run over five furlongs and a 142 yards at (1410 GMT) Doncaster on Thursday. Winning owners prize money Is worth £3.604. Acceptors with weights are: Rafflngora 9 stones 6 pounds. Mointain Call
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      203 10 Bt eastern knight WALTER Shawn Brown# of Australia was undoubtedly the strongest player in the Zonal championship. He did not w»n the top place but be played better chess than any other player. In every game. Browne was the aggressor even when he had the
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      271 10 The Singapore Tenpin Bowline Congress (STBC) today announced the selection of Mr. S. P. Loh as Singapore's representative at the World Cup Bowling, to be held in Tokyo from Nov. 27 to 30. Mr. Loh won the Cathay Pacific/Brunswick Far East championships in
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      105 10 POLICE and Armed Forces who played to a scoreless draw in a division one tie last Sunday will meet in the final of the annual Gold Leaf Challenge Trophy at the Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow at 7.00 p.m. Four teams participated in this year's tournament. They
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      20 10 THE Rest won the annual Ditchburn Trophy when they edged The Champions 5-4 at Kallang on Monday.
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      264 10 Baseball Results Standings NEW YORK. Tues. (Reuter) Results of yesterday's major league games: NATIONAL LEAGUE New York Mets 3, Chicago Cubs 2; Cincinnati Reds 5, San Francisco Giants 4 (first game); Cincinnati Reds 5, San Francisco Giants 4 innings second game >: P'-®-burgh Pirates 6. Montreal Expos 2; St. Louis
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      103 10 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) Third Division Luton Town scored an upset 1-0 victory over Second Division MUlwall in their second round English Football League Cup replay here last night. There was no score after the regular 90 minutes play, but Keith Allen netted the winning goal four
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      696 11 HILLS, New York, Tues. (Reuter) The incomparable Rod r Laver wrote an epic page in tennis history yesterday when he won the money-laden United States Open championship and achieved the "grand slam" for the second time. The 31-year-old red-haired; Laver beat fellow Australian left-hander Tony
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      161 11 KLAGENFURT. Aultria, Tues. (UPI) Women competitor! it future European championships will have to undergo sex teats. leading medical expert and world rowing <FISA> official said yesterday Vienna University Professor Ludwig Prokop. newlyappointed chairman of the FISA s Medical Board, said he has suggested introducing
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      150 11 JOHANNESBURG. Tues (Reuter) Mr Charles Eastes manager of the touring Australian Rugby Union Team, has criticised the plav of South African front row forwards which he claimed wa« the cause of flaring tempers and flying flsts during Saturday's Capetown Test match The brawling and its cause the
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      68 11 TOKYO. Tues. (Reu'er) A four-man Japanese badminton team left for Hong Kong today to Play a Thomas Cup Asia district eastern rone tie The match will be played on Saturday and Sunday. The Japanese team Include two Thomas Cup veterans. Elichi Sakai, 29. and Ippei Kojima.
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      48 11 BRITAIN'S Jackie Stewart holds the trophy after hi* victory in the 40th Cirand Prix of Italy. Stewart, driving a Ulatre Ford, covered the 391 kms In one hour 39 minutes 11.26 seconds at an average speed of 236.523 kms per hour. I'PI Radiophoto. UPI Radiophoto.
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      52 11 LONDON Tues (Reuter) Results of rugby matches played last night were: Barrow 19 Huyton 7. BlackSool Borough 6 Oldham 33. lunslet 5. Leeds 2ft. Workington Town 19. Featherstone Rover? 2. Bridgewater and Albion 29 Hamburg (W Germany) 9 Newbridge 5 Newport 3. Penzance and Newlyn 5
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      22 11 THE Flash Sports Club will held their first annual athletic meet at St. Patrick's School, on Saturday at 2.30 p-m.
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      236 11 Captained by Gorman Sutcutte. the strong SICC goiling team walked away with the "State Express Plate' witn 15 strokes to tpare from runner-up RAF Tengah In tne Inter-Ciub team competition neld over the RAF Changi Par 35-34-69 links during the weekend. Playing
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      49 11 MORE than 30 boxers will compete in the National Open class boxing championships to be held here on Sept. 20 and 21. The first day's bouts will be held at the Police Academy Gymnasium at Thomson Road while the final at the Gay World Stadium.
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      126 11 NEW YORK. Tues. (tenter) Orrille Moody, winner of both the United States Open and the World Series (MF Golf tills year, and Lee Trerlno. U.S. Open champion, will represent the U.S. in the World Cap matches in Sinfapore on Oct. 2-5, the International
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      438 11 CASERTA. Italy. Tues (Reuter) Bands of youths hurling Molotov cocktail* and stones fought police Into the early hours here today along streets littered with debris from violent riot* by angry aoccer fans. The youths were the lingering remnants of thousands of the southern Italian towns
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      1334 11 (CHANNEL I) P M 3 w Opening Announce, menta in *ll Languages and Housewives Matins (Par* 1 of Hokkien film. "The Golden Hour); 335 Woman"? World (Chinese*; 410 A Diarv of Events in Singapore Thb (Chinese*; 4-IS Scarlett Hill (Citr Mice); 500 Close. 5.50 Prog. Summary in all Languages: 555
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    118 12 Nineteen-year-old Miss Singapore. Mavis Young, is going back to the Land of the Rising Sun again, this time to contribute her share in promoting tourism to Singapore at the Americas Society of Travel Agents Convention hi Tokyo. Mavis returned wily some months ago from Tokyo where
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    107 12 THREE men. one armed with a dagger. robbed a taxi-driver of S4n cash in the early hours yesterdav morning. The robbers posed as passengers and boarded the taxi alcng Beach Road. The taxi-driver was then directed to take them to Hokkien Street At Cross Street, the robber,
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    58 12 JAPANESE Prime Minister Eisoku Sato (centre) beams broadly as the only man almost among the bevy of Miss International entrants who called at his residence Tuesday. Miss Malaysia is at the right of Mr. Sato while immediately behind him (to right) is Miss
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    145 12 A BRITISH serviceman's wife broke down and cried in court yesterday when she was giving evidence against a man, Alwi bin Masod. 35. who was charged with raping her in her house with another unknown person on June 16. this year. On the night of the alleged
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    77 12 A smoke house at Sungei Tua Village. 11 miles from Knala Lumpur, was razed by fire on Sunday night. The fire which broke out at 8.25 p.m. and fueled by quick burning rubber sheets threatened to spread to other build- lugs. However, the prompt arrival of
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    412 12 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) Singapore has a difficult task establishing an identity in a rapidly changing Asia because of its colonial past and ethnic composition, the Times said in a special report today. The report, marking the 150 anniversary of the founding of Singapore,
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    197 12 A leading Japanese manufacturing concern, the Nissan Motor Company of Japan, has plans to produce component car parts in Singapore in the near future. A feasibility study Is now being made by the company which has a joint venture assembly plant In Singapore
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    190 12 Eight travel agents from Singapore and Malaysia left on Monday night for an educational tour of the South Pacific as guests of I'TA French Airlines. This is the first of two such tours planned by UTA for this year to publicise the exotic South
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    90 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Transport officials from Japan and Malaysia today discussed technical details of the next survey of the Straits of Malacca in January 1971. A survey team comprising maritime experts from Japan. Indonesia. Malaysia and Smganore recently conducted a prelim. narv hydrographical Survey of the
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    367 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. No amount of "enticement* can make the hard-core Communists along the ThaiMalaysian border surrender the Minister of Home Affairs Tun Dr. Ismail Dato Abdul rtanman. said this evening. He was commenting on tne amnesty offer given to Comuunists along the border
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    116 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A iix-man Malaysian delegation will attend the annual meetings of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and affiliate and the International Monetary Fund in Washington on Sept. 29 to Oct. 3. The Assistant Minister nf F.nance, Enche Ali B'.n Haji
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    140 12 THE Singapore Armed Forces scored the highest of blood donations for the week endmg last Sunday w.tn 179 donors. The second largest number of group honors came from the Reformative Training Centre Wl th blood contributions from 156 persons. The Blood Bank received a
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      100 12 Time dfc Tide High Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 10.51 am. (7 6 ft 10 07 pm (8.4 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 11.06 a.m. (9 4 ft.). 10 28 pm. (9.6 ft.) Low Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 416 am. (14 ft). 412 p.m (35 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 3.57 am. (2.1 ft,). 4
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